Customer Ratings & Reviews

Both cables failed to work around after 6 weeks....

One is already not working and i have only had them for 2 weeks.

The product is sub-standard.it stopped charging a week after buying

charger has kinks within the cord, and it’s honestly just slow.

The problem might be my apple phone with fuzz in the power slot, but both of my cords are not working now, so that my phone does not charge!

Bad quality 1 off them are broke now i can recommend this product

I recently procured the Insignia™ 4' USB-C to USB-C Braided Charge-and-Sync Cables (2-Pack) in black, and I'm really happy with them. Design and Build Quality: The braided design is not only stylish but also makes the cables feel sturdy and durable. The rubber end contains a nice grip and is bonded well to the cord. I don’t see this separating over time like other cords I have used. They look and feel like they'll last a long time. Performance: These cables charge my USB-C devices quickly and efficiently. I've used them with my smartphone and laptop, and they work great every time. No Speed limitations from what I have discovered. Convenience: At 4 feet long, the cables are the perfect length for my needs. It seems like most companies offer a 3’ and then jump to 6’. This 4’ length is exactly what I was looking for it offers the perfect reach from my charging port to my phone on the dashboard, without have too much extra cord to get in the way. Summary: Overall, I'm really satisfied with these Insignia cables. They're reliable, durable, and perform well. I definitely recommend them to anyone looking for quality charging cables.

The Insignia branded products never disappoint and I have always found them to be both reliable as well as economical, and these USB-C C to USB-C C cables are no different. these cables have a very high quality braiding shell around the cable. The material of the braiding seems like it is on the more durable side compared to other products on the market. I have several different branded cables and even over time the braiding on those give out but these Insignia cables seem much better. The ends seem super durable as well, no worries about breaking wires. I think my favorite part of these cables is the housing around the USB-C C plug is not real big. There are quite a few electronic products out there now that charge via USB-C, however the slot where the charger plugs in is very tight and some chargers do not fit. I took my electronic item that has been known to not fit all chargers and this plug fit perfectly with room to spare! I have been charging my Samsung S22 Ultra with these cables and I have had zero overheating issues with the cable or the plugs. I highly recommend these high quality USB-C Cables from Insignia!

The two pack of Insignia 4 foot USB-C to USB-C braided charging cables are quality cables with fast charging and data transfer speeds. The flexible braided round cables are sturdy allowing them to be used around objects without fear of breaking or fraying. The tubing on the connectors providing insulation and stress relief is ample and make these very durable cables. Used with a compatible 60W charger will allow for fast charging of many devices including smartphones, tablets, controllers, smart devices, and more. Data transfer speed is up to 480 Mbps means getting the job of syncing data between devices done quickly. The 4 foot cable length is a good choice for most of my charging and transferring needs. I like that they are a two pack set as well, because so many of my devices require USB-C connections and I often need to charge more than one device at the same time. I would recommend these cables to anyone needing high speed charging cables with data transfer that are well built, durable, and flexible.

these didn't work to charge my phone. I tried 120v, 12v and my computer

These USB-C charge/sync cables are well-made and in a convenient ~120 cm length. They're good for everyday use with phones and tablets, at a good price point. Unfortunately, USB-C has a plethora of different capabilities and options, making it very confusing to understand what works with what, and how well. These cables cover the baseline level, maxing out at charging at up to 60W with devices and chargers that support "Power Delivery" (PD). They only support the slower 480 Mbit/sec data rate, which is the same speed as older USB-2 devices. That's fine for basic data transfers, but will slow your devices down if you want to maximize throughput, and are not suitable for demanding applications such as video for monitors. If you don't need high-power charging (e.g., laptops). or high-speed data transfers, these are a great value. Just understand that to make the most of high-output USB power bricks (e.g., 100W, 140W, or even 240W), you'll need a more expensive cable compatible with the USB PD 3.1 Extended Power Range standard. Consider that if you want to charge a powerful laptop, tools, e-bikes or other power-hungry devices. Likewise, if you need higher data transfer rates to take advantage of USB 3's capabilities for video, networking, high-speed storage or other demanding features, you'll need a more expensive cable that supports "Thunderbolt" USB 3.2 Gen2 or better for 10 Gbit or faster transfers.

Thes Insignia brans braided USB-C cables have been an excellent purchase for me. The cables are well built and look like they will last a long time. I bought the 4 foot version the Best Buy offered. I use them in a charging station I have set up on my kitchen counter. They've replaced some cheaper Amazon cables that just haven't held up to the daily use. The braiding on these cables seems to give it a rigidity the other cables lacked which (I hope) will make them last a very, very long time. I use the cables mostly for power charging of my family iPhones, iPads, Kindles, and other USB C devices. For this purpose, they have worked well. There is no issue with mating of the cables and the connectors plus backshells are hogh quality. Sometimes the backshell of cabels can be too fat to fit in the slot of my iPhone case, but that is not the case here. It's streamlined and fits well even in the smallest opening. I've used the cable for data transfer just a couple of times. I've had no issue with this although I couldn't tell you if they were high speed or not. They seemed fast enough for my use. I highly recomment these cables!

These aren’t going to be the same charging cords you’re used to using or that are included with your phone or device. This is a very premium, well made, tough cord! I love the extra length it gives while my device is plugged in and I love the how the braided cords offers protection and how it brings more durability to the cord than what I’m used to. I mainly used these in a pair of travel chargers I bring with me on business trips about twice a month, or on family trips and vacations for the wife and kids to use. When they’re not in use, I wind or wrap them up around the chargers to store them and that typically causes some failure with the chargers around the ends of the cord. So far these cords have shown no sign of wear or failure and I’ve been using them weekly for a few weeks. They have some “stiffness” to them so they stay winded up well and when I unwind they don’t bunch up or get tangled together like some other cords I’ve used in the past. Overall I would highly recommend buying these and using them?

These Insignia braided USB-C cables are a great value and have worked well for every device I have for charging and data. The cables feel substantial and well made, yet they aren't stiff and I am pleased with how flexible the cables are. The main reason I will use these cables is for charging devices. I have a laptop computer that came with a 65W USB-C type power adapter. The stock laptop charger charges at a rate of about 1% every 2 minutes. I have a 100W travel charger and coupled with this Insignia cable the laptop charged 1% every 50-60 seconds, so definitely faster than the stock charger. But the thing of note is that neither the 100W charger nor the cables got very warm. That tells me the cables are well made and won't be the weak point in the charging system. I had the laptop, a tablet and phone connected to the 100W travel charger and all charged well with these cables. The USB-C ends have adequate strain relief and the jacket around the connector is thin and low profile. I am very satisfied with these cables.

These are good cables for a good price. I like the length at 4'. Honestly most of what I need is around 1', 4' and 10'. I prefer the 4' over the 1m cables unless you just know you won't need more than the 3'. These cable appear to have a good solid end that clicks into the port solidly. I like the braided exterior that keeps them very flexible and thin. The plugs at each end are also very slim which is great for several of my devices that I have cases on and a larger end doesn't allow the plug to fully seat. These are great for charging and it seems to do fine with the 60w speed. The data transfer isn't great at 480mb, which is I believe still the USB2 standard but I have other cables for if I need to do transfers. These cables are for my charging needs and they work great for that. Overall I would definitely recommend these for charging, with the added benefit of data transfer if you need it in a crunch. And for the price I can't complain about either. These seem to be a fairly priced cable.

These are nice, braided charging cables for USB-C PD Charging and some light data sync. I say light as the box confirms these will get USB 2.0 speed, which in most cases would be fine for light syncing and depending on your phone as fast as it will go. For the Power delivery they easily handle 60 watts from my phones charger and below. I was even able to use it to charge and run my laptop at 60 watts which is a nice to have one cable that can handle more then one device. For a phone charger, especially in a car, four feet is a perfect length to reach most places you'd put a phone holster I find. The one reason I didn't give 5 stars is the size of the USB-C connection on the cable for my phone has a tendency to fall out if moved. Now it may just be my phone or case, but this is one of the first cables I've see do that, so I am taking one star off for the fact that if I hit a bumpy strech of road in my car, I may have to reseat the cable at the next stop light. But on a desk I don't have any problems. So if you need cables these will definitely do for charging phones and business type laptops.

Great selection and price for the item I needed. In stock and available in store.

I prefer the black cord to the white and was priced well

I've used these for a number of devices I have that use USB-C connections, and some of them are very picky with the use of these cables, requiring a bit of wiggling at the connection point. I have Sony PS5 controllers, Xbox controllers, Razor headphones, iphone 15, macbook M2, Lossless MP3 player, Rog Ally, and MSI Claw. All use USB-C and not all of them easily recognize the cables at first attachment. I've checked for damage or dirt in the usb-C ports, and they were fine. Some are just picky devices and want the OEM cable only. For game controllers and phone cords, these worked just fine without any issue at all. The braided cable makes these look trendy and impressive, but I doubt there is any extra shielding or other benefits outside of cosmetic for the cable braid. The length is good for a desktop cable, car usb charger, or if you have a coffee table or lamp table with USB ports. Not gonna get you across a room for gaming. Overall, these are decent cables that are affordable and are backed by Bestbuy. I feel more comfortable using them than the el cheapo impulse buy cables from a gas station or thrift store.